
Strathcona County Youth Programs support the Canadian Sport for Life LTAD Model. The activities taught in our programs align with the developmental abilities of our participants based on their age. This promotes the physical and social wellbeing of each participant.
Programs offered
Our child, youth and teen programs are jam-packed full of fun with courses designed to keep your kids active and expand on their existing sports skillsets or teach them new ones. In the fall and winter, you’ll find a large selection of skating options, as well as sports like badminton, basketball, volleyball and soccer.Â
Our programs include entry-level classes to help learn basic physical techniques and rules, and intermediate / advanced classes to learn skills like crossovers for skating, overhand serves in racquet sports or game strategy.Â

Skating Lessons
From parented lessons to Adult Power Skating, we offer skating programs for all ages and ability levels. Please note that all shinny and Power Skating programs require full equipment.
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Specialized Skating Lessons
Specialized skating lessons include individual, partner, and homeschool lessons for all ages and abilities. Please see course description for more info.
Various locations

Skating Lessons
From parented lessons to Adult Power Skating, we offer skating programs for all ages and ability levels. Please note that all shinny and Power Skating programs require full equipment.
Various locations
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Specialized Skating Lessons
Specialized skating lessons include individual, partner, and homeschool lessons for all ages and abilities. Please see course description for more info.
Various locations
Know before you go
There are a few things you may want to know before taking part in Strathcona County child, youth and teen programs.
Note: camp and program fees only apply to the hours of instructed programming. If you are interested in using facility amenities outside of program hours, regular facility admission rates apply.
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Questions?
780-467-2211 (weekdays)
780-416-3300 (evenings and weekends)
youth.programs@strathcona.ca